Double-L antenna for 80 and 160 K2KQ

FVR Spitfire Array
The Powerpoint presentation was given by Fred Hopengarten, K1VR, at the 1998 Dayton Hamvention Antenna Forum. Designed by John Kaufman, W1FV, this antenna presents some interesting possibilities to help you get louder on the low bands.

G4VGO’s Kite and Balloon Antenna Site
Featuring Limited Space Solutions for the Low Bands
Some of the Top Band Antenna Information You Will Find Here:
Page Two, My Kite and Balloon Lifted Antennas
Page Three, All About 'Aerial' Antennas
Page Four, Kites as Lifters, The Background
Page Five, Balloon Lifted Antennas and General Flight Safety Issues
Page Six, Winches and Rigging for Kite and Balloon Antennas
Page Seven, The Full Wave 160 Delta Loop...It Worked Well.
Page Eight, Miscellaneous Aerial Antenna Information

Description of a horizontal all-band loop

Hustler 5BTV Conversion to 160 Meters Dave Cuthbert, WX7G

Improvements to the Butternut HF2 Vertical. Including adding 160m capability.

Do you find it hard to get on 160 meters because of the antenna? This simple wire may be just what you need.

Gary Breed, K9AY, developed this loop for lowband receiving. It is known for its ability to compete with large beverage antenna systems in terms of directivity and low noise.

KB1GW's collection of Beverage Antenna Information

Shunt fed tower project for 160 meters as detailed by KB9CRY. Based on K1ZM's design found in his "DXing on the Edge" book. He described the setup in this towertalk thread:
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/towertalk/2005-December/080022.html